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This weekend at Disney the force will be strong. That is to say that this weekend marks the beginning of Star Wars Weekends!

Commissioned as a gift for the blogger at Badger and Owl, this "Mechano-Perambulator" probably wouldn't fare to well in active battle, but the Jawa scavengers would have a field day.

Chewbacca without his hair is like Han Solo without his emotionally-protective sass. It's his characters soul. His bread and butter. So even if you prefer your bread and butter hairless, that certainly doesn't mean that your Chewbacca has to be hairless too.

This Star Wars Pillow and Blanket set was lovingly hand cross-stitched by the crafty Kiddy Amunda, who desperately wanted the opportunity to spoon with Harrison Ford, so made it happen on her own terms. Just like any true stalker of geriatric former adventure heroes would do.

Disney, you have no idea what you're missing. LucasArts could have shot you right back into the geeky boys' hearts. And you drop it? Just like that? Do you have any idea how crazily obsessed us Star Wars nerds get? Nope. apparently not.

And just like that, "Vadering" was a thing. And God said it was good. Twitching through the Twitter and Facebook wire is a new craze which pairs photography and Darth Vader's stranglehold.

Will Mark Hamil return as Luke Skywalker? Even more important, is Chewbacca going to return? As my favorite Wookie by far, I see little point in seeing the movie unless he signs-on.

Aww, Vader is such a sweetie pie. Always trying to be so touchy-feely with his Jedi mind tricks.

The Wookie is clearly on the top of the fictional interplanetary food chain. In the hierarchy of evolutionary priority, us humans are one step below our Wookie brethren. They're stronger, and smarter (most of them) and hairier than any human will ever be.

A creative guy named Chris Weisbart has actually managed to recreate the Leia hologram -- using regular household items.